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Health Benefits of Taking a Hot Bath

mars 18, 2017

Let’s face it, in most places in the northern Hemisphere, lakes, rivers and seas are beautiful but cold most of the year, so that outdoor bathing isn’t a joyful experience for most of us.

I personally love swimming and bathing in natural water (without chemicals) but it needs to be at least moderate temperature. The dutchtub was the solution for me 6 years ago and after extensive testing, we have included the dutchtub in our shop: https://www.zo2.ch/product/dutchtub/

And you may want to consider the Health Benefits of Taking a Hot Bath:

  1. Improving our blood circulation
  2. Helping us fall asleep
  3. Staying in shape
  4. Lowering our blood pressure
  5. Losing weight
  6. Cleaning the skin
  7. Reducing headaches
  8. Feeling better about ourselves
  9. Helping our cough and flu symptoms
  10. Moisturizing our skin

You can read more details about why this is so here: http://www.ba-bamail.com/content.aspx?emailid=21356

HAVE FUN!

Here are some visual examples of how you can use the dutchtub and its advantages to conventional design hottubs.

  • You only need wood and water (and may be some fun people to share the experience)

  • it is extremely light

  • compact

  • take it anywhere

  • and then just relax

  • and party

  • and let your kids have fun

  • great for couples

  • in summers and winters

  • available in a wide spectrum of colors

  • or more discretely with a wooden frame

  • an eye catcher in all settings

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zo2 furniture is dedicated to creating timeless and durable well-designed furniture. All parts of zo2furniture are designed by the founders in their studio in Lausanne, Switzerland and manufactured in the workshops of local swiss partners.

zo2furniture is known for its quality stainless steel heritage furniture, originally developed for the high-end hotel sector.

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